Top 100 Most Usefull Idioms And Phrases

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Top 100 Most Usefull Idioms And Phrases

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100 Idioms And Phrases For One Day Exam

Above all ⇔ (chiefly, mainly)(सबसे अधिक)
On Account of ⇔ (due to, for the reason)(के कारण)
On no account ⇔ (not for any reason)(बिना किसी कारण के )
Above board ⇔ (honest, beyond reproach)(स्पष्ट,ईमानदारी से)
To give a good account of oneself ⇔ (to act with credit to oneself)
A fidus Achates ⇔ (a faithful friend)
The heel of Achilles ⇔ (a week point) (कमजोर हिस्सा)
An Adonis ⇔ (a very handsome man) (सुन्दर पुरूष)
To build castles in the air ⇔ (To day dream)(हवाई किले बनाना)
To assume airs ⇔ (to affect superiority)
To air one’s opinions ⇔ (to give vent to one’s feeling in public)
To stand aloof ⇔ (To keep to oneself and not mix with others)
To lead to the altar ⇔ (to marry)(विवाह बंधन में बंधना)
An Amazon ⇔ (a warlike masculine woman) (एक साहसी महिला )
An Ananias ⇔ (a liar) An Apollo (a man with perfect physique)
The apple of discord ⇔ (cause of quarrel)(झगड़े की जड़)
To upset the apple cart ⇔ (to disturb the peace) (शांति भंग करना)
Apple pie order ⇔ (in perfect order) (बिल्कुल ठीक हालत मेेंं)
Arcadian life ⇔ (a blissful, happy, rural and simple life)
To keep a person at an arm’s length ⇔ (to avoid and keep distance from a person)(किसी से दूरी बनाये रखना)
To take up arms ⇔ (to fight, to go to war)(लड़ने के लिेए तैयार )
To have an axe to grind ⇔ (to have some selfish objective in view)
Not to know a B from a bull’s foot ⇔ (to be ignorant of even the simplest things)
A Babel ⇔ (a confused noise)
To break the back of any thing ⇔ (to perform the most difficult part of it)
To get one’s back up ⇔ (to rouse one’s anger)
To backbite a person ⇔ (to slander or speak ill of someone)
He has no backbone ⇔ (he has no will of his own)
To cause bad blood ⇔ (to cause enmity)(शत्रुता का कारण)
Bag and baggage ⇔ (with all one’s belongings)(बोरिया बिस्तर समेत)
To keep the ball rolling ⇔ (to keep things going)
Baptism of fire ⇔ (a soldier’s first experience of actual war)
To call to the bar ⇔ (to admit as a barrister)
Barmecide’s feast ⇔ (imaginary benefits)(आश्चर्यजनक लाभ)
To beat about the bush ⇔ (to approach a matter in an indirect and round about manner)(बोत को इधर उधर घूमाना)
To be dead beat ⇔ (worn out by fatigue)
Bed and board ⇔ (lodging and food)
As you make your bed, so must lie on it ⇔ (you will have to bear the consequences of your crimes or your own mistakes or misdeeds)
To take to one’s bed ⇔ (to have to be confined to bed as a result of sickness)
Bee-line ⇔ (the shortest distance between two places)(दो स्थानो के बीच की निकटतम दूरी)
To go a begging ⇔ (to be sold very cheaply because no one cares to buy)
Behind one’s back ⇔ (without one’s Knowledge)(बिना किसी ज्ञान के )
Behind the scenes ⇔ (in private, out of sight)
To bell the cat ⇔ (to undertake a dangerous task and the enemy is common)
To hit below the belt ⇔ (to act unfairly in a contest)
His better half ⇔ (a man’s wife)(पत्नी)
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush ⇔ (certainty is better then possibility)
An old bird is not to be caught with chaff ⇔ (experienced people are not easily fooled or deceived)
To take the bit between one’s teeth ⇔ (to get out of control)
To bite the dust ⇔ (to be defeated in battle)(युध्द में धूल चटाना)
The biter bit ⇔ (to cheat the cheater)(धोखेबाज से धोखा)
His bark was worse than his bite ⇔ (he usually makes a lot of vain verbal threats)
A wet Blanket ⇔ (a person who is a discourage)
In cold Blood ⇔ (deliberately)(निर्दयता से)
Blood is thicker than water ⇔ (One usually takes the side of ones relation against another who is not one’s own blood)
To blow hot and cold ⇔ (to do one think at one time and the opposite soon after)
A blue stocking ⇔ (a learned woman)
Once in a blue moon ⇔ (a very rare occurrence)(मुश्किल से, यदा -कदा)
Blue ribbon ⇔ (the highest prize in any sport competition)
At first Blush ⇔ (at first sight)
In the same boat ⇔ (in the same misfortune or circumstances)
A bolt from the blue ⇔ (a sudden)(अचानक आई विपत्ती)
A bone of contention ⇔ (a cause of dispute)(झगड़े की जड़)
A Book-worm ⇔ (a person always poring over books)(किताबी कीड़ा)
By leaps and bounds ⇔ (with remarkable speed)(दिन दूनी रात चौगुनी)
Breach of promise ⇔ (failure to keep a promise to marry one of whom you are betrothed)
One’s bread and butter ⇔ (one’s means of livelihood)
His bread is well butter ⇔ (he is in fortunate circumstance)
The bread winner ⇔ (one who provides the means of livelihood for himself and his family)
To Break in ⇔ (to tame, to control in a gentle manner)
To break the news ⇔ (to tell someone some important news, usually bad news)
To break the ice ⇔ (to be the first to begin)(चुप्पी तोड़ना)
To breadth one’s last ⇔ (to die)(मर जाना)
To breadth freely again ⇔ (to be no longer in a fear or anxiety)
To make bricks without straw ⇔ (to attempt to do something without proper materials or due preparations)
Never cross the Bridge until you come to it ⇔ (don’t anticipate difficulties)
It is an broad as it is long ⇔ (it is the same whichever way you view it)
To brow beat ⇔ (to bully)
To kick the bucket ⇔ (to die)(मर जाना)
John bull ⇔ (an Englishman)(एक अंग्रेज व्यक्ति)
To burry the hatchet ⇔ (to forget past quarrels and be friends again)
Good wine needs no bush ⇔ (there is no need to advertise something good)
To raise cain ⇔ (to rebuke severely)
To take the cake ⇔ (to take the first prize)
To burn the candle at both ends ⇔ (to expend energy in two directions at the same time)
If the cap fits, wear it ⇔ (if you think the remarks refer to you)
Capital punishment ⇔ (the death sentence or penalty)(बहुत बड़ी सजा, मृत्युदंड)
To put the cart before the horse ⇔ (to do first what ought to be done afterwards)
To let the cat out of the bag ⇔ (to expose the trick)
To fight like cats and dog ⇔ (to be always quarrelling and fighting)(हमेशा झगड़ते रहना)
Care killed the cat ⇔ (don’t fret and worry yourself to death)
See which way the cat jumps ⇔ (sit on fence)
To rain cats and dogs ⇔ (to rain incessantly)(मूसलाधार वर्षा)
He is a cat’s paw ⇔ (one used as a to something dangerous)
To Catch one’s eye ⇔ (to attract attention)
To take the chair ⇔ (to preside a meeting)
She is no chicken ⇔ (she is older than she says)
Chicken hearted ⇔ (weak, timid)(डरपोक व्यक्ति)
Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched ⇔ (don’t calculate your gains before they are realized)
A chip of the old block ⇔ (a son resembling his father in face disposition, habits etc.)

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